Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-10-07
HERE AND THERE,

Weber Street, In the rear of tn,
Court house, is being cut down.
Best hog sausage at McCord &
Fades. Jno. Minck's old stand.
The County Court of Claims will
meet the 3rd Monday in this month
Mr.. Thos. L. Graham has bough,
50 acres ofland from Mr.. r. p. Car,
neal for $1,000 cash.
McCord &Eades are now running o
meat shop on 9th ST., at Jno. Minck',
old stand. Give them call.
The new cottage addition TO the
Asylum has been finished aud Il
ready for occupancy.
Rev. L. NJ. Stevens will preach at
the First Presbyterian church Sun
day morning aud evening.
Fresh meats of all kinds, and best
hog sausage in the city at McCord &
Fades. Jno. Minck's old stand.
The o v. people arc in the east
negotiating for money to begin work
on their road this side Of Princeton.
Mr.. w. t. Radford took sl55 worth
of premiums on his Holstiens at
Nashville, including the herd pre-
MUM Of 500. i,r
Judge Winfree is in Louisville at
tending the Industrial Conference
and Esq. Tinsloy 10 acting as county
judge pro TEN.
Rev. ]. w. Lewis has been returned
by Conference to the Methodist
church Of this city, to the universal
satisfaction of his congregation.
Mr.. c. w. Rea has moved into a
cottage on Liberty and Esq. j. B.
Pollard has occupied the cottage on
Virginia st., vacated by Mr.. Rea.
There will he a big ball at Crofton
tonight. DIR. j. B. jackson and Mr..
W. I. Stewart are the managers. A
good many from this city will attend.
Rev. ]. B. Solomon, OF Henderson
county. will, in the absence of the
pastor, fill the pulpit at the Baptist
church next Sunday morning and
evening.
Rev. w. X. Piner succeeds DIR. j.
B. Cottrell as pastor of the Methodist
church at Cadiz and the latter goes
to Franklin. Rev. E. E. Pate is re-
turned to Lafayette.
Rev. II. +. Perry's meeting at An
Lioch has closed. There were 65 ad-
iitions to the church. Rev. Perry
has added 1T members to his two
churches the present year.
Ira L. Smith has been elected Sec
rotary of the Board of Commission
ors Of the Western Kentucky Lunatic
for the unexpired term Of
Col. Geo. o. Poindexter, deceased.
DIR. w. G. Wheeler has cemented
he large sink-hole In the lawn in
front of his residence on 7th street
md will make fab pond of it. He
only lacks the water and the fish.
Baptist Missionary Circles No. 7
and 5 win meet with the West Mt.
zoar Church on the 9Th Sunday In
his month and Saturday before at
10 o'clock, a, IN. J. w. RUST.
Supt, Renshaw has called a teach
,r's county association to meet here
IN Oct. 22nd. Some time In Novem-
Der district Association composed
" the teachers OF nine counties will
Ilso meet in this city.
The past summer was very hard
IN young trees. A large proportion
If the small trees in the yards about
own were killed aud In some In
stances largo shade trees were de-
Itroyed by the drouth.
MeSsrs. Gano Hsnry, ST., and Gano
Henry, Jr, had a sale at the Carter
place yesterday and disposed of all
If their live stock, farm machinery
IND other property, preparatory to
to Los Angeles Cal, during
he present month.
All the rock quarries along the line
IF the l.. & N. railroad have been
closed and the hands paid of. Enough
rock 10 now on hand 10 ballast all
but about twelve miles OF the road
from Nashville to St. Louis. They
win be operated again next Spring,
Mrs. Esther Cravens, of the Belle
view neighborhood, died on the 30th
nit. She was born in Virginia in
1901 and came to Kentucky in 1918.
She settled in Christian county in
1924 and has lived here ever since.
At the time of her death she was in
her 87th year.
A squabble of some sort has come
up between the incorporators and
stockholders of the Petroleum and
Gas company and things are
at dead lock. A little Of the petro-
leum of the company should be used
for lubricating purposes and perhaps
things would work more smoothly.
Rev. w. L. Nourse, of the Ninth
Street Presbyterian church, is con-
a protracied meeting at the
Baptist church CIV" Union) near